Bulls are yoked together by thick wooden frames in a sun-scorched field in rural Pakistan. Behind them, clutching nothing more than ropes – and his pride – stands a man perched on a plank.
Hundreds of spectators whoop and cheer as the animals thunder down a track, kicking up clouds of dust and a tangible sense of danger.
This is bull racing, Punjabi style.
The traditional sport encapsulates the raw vibrancy of village life and stands in stark contrast to the floodlit cricket and hockey…
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